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Old 19th January 2006, 04:13 PM   #24
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Federico,
With Clark AF Base in Angeles, alot of Kapampangans were brought over through marriage. My mothers family is from Quezon City, but some moved to Arayat back in the 60's and married Kapampangans. Its funny that the whole family speaks a mix of Tagalog (Grandmother), Illokano (Grandfather) and Kapampangan (some Aunts and Uncles). There are some words I thought were Tagalog and found out they were Kapampangan and vice versa. No wonder I always got funny looks in Manila when I would speak to people.
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